THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN

Four trends have led to the end of the steady integration of the Chinese economy with the West.

When it comes to energy, the West wants five incompatible things at once.

A battle over computer chips could have more long-term global impact than the Ukraine war.

Putin’s motivation for OPEC’s price hike is no mystery.

Putin is turning Russia into North Korea.

To fully see the destructive impact of the Ukraine war, listen to the Indigenous people who are guardians of some of the world’s remote ecosystems.

But here are three possibilities.

To defeat petro-Putinism in Europe, U.S. energy policy has to be the arsenal of democracy.

The timing could not be worse. The Ukraine war is not over.

Our energy policy is a mess. The president needs to devise a new strategy with America’s biggest oil producers.